Justice signs legislation on elections, natural disaster recovery
Gov. Jim Justice signed two bills Wednesday.
Kanawha school board — again — votes Williams as next superintendent
The board voted 3-2 on Wednesday to select Williams as Ron Duerring's successor.
Huggins ‘has hard time finding positives’ out of win over Iowa State
Bob Huggins was none too pleased even though West Virginia cruised to a 76-61 win over Iowa State.
Justice leaning toward signing solar bill
Bills establishing a pathway for a sliver of solar power in the state are moving in the Legislature.
Thundering Herd add two defensive backs to incoming 2020 class
Charles Bell, originally committed to Syracuse, is heading to Huntington instead.
Man shot and killed during Fairmont robbery attempt
Police say shooting appears justified.
Charleston’s new police chief ready to work on community relations, recruiting
Chief Opie Smith announced his retirement Wednesday morning.
US Senate acquits Trump in impeachment trial; Manchin, Capito split on votes
The U.S. Senate's impeachment trial concluded Wednesday with the acquittal of President Donald Trump.
With hospital struggles, Justice says he’ll announce task force to focus on W.Va. rural medicine
Closures and bankruptcies prompt governor's concern.
Manchin will vote to convict Trump in impeachment trial
U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., announced his decision ahead of the Senate's vote that will conclude the impeachment trial.
West Virginia football adds two more players on National Signing Day
West Virginia brought its overall signing class up to 20 players with two new additions on Wednesday.
Huntington man in custody following Morgantown arrest
Marijuana, cocaine, other drugs seized.
Morgantown trying to get containers in place for used needles
Approval needed now from state program.
Bass fishing organizations seizes and opportunity to extend the life of some unique Christmas decorations from a very sacred place.
State school chief Paine announces retirement
Two-stint superintendent stepping down June 30 or before.
Mercy trial continues for Berkeley County woman accused of murdering daughter
Julie Orellana, 47 of Gerrardstown, appeared in court Wednesday.
Hill believes House legislation on foster care moving at right pace
Hill appeared on MetroNews 'Talkline.'
University back on top of MetroNews Boys Basketball Power Index
University and Morgantown lead the way in a tight race for the top spot.
Tech giant Chambers encourages West Virginia embrace of entrepreneurial spirit
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Technology mogul John Chambers encouraged West Virginia legislative leaders to take some chances to catch the next wave of development. “Have the courage to take those risks to truly make it happen,” Chambers said. Chambers, former chairman and CEO of Cisco Systems — and a West Virginia native — was beamed in to
Charleston police chief announces retirement due to ‘personal reasons’
Smith had served for more than two decades on the force.